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We are extremely excited to announce that we are hiring for three, YES THREE!, new positions to start in early 2016. Two will be located in Austin and one in the Rio Grande Valley. Interested?

Over the last fifty years, most of the power in ERCOT has come from natural gas and coal, with some from two large nuclear power plants. The traditional Big Three—natural gas, coal, and nuclear—however, are getting competition from cleaner and more...

If you’re interested in a career in development, fundraising, event planning, public relations, or social media coordination, we have an exciting opportunity for you.

November Lone Star Sierran: We're Still in Love With Texas

In 2015, the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) approved over $173 million in financial assistance for conservation projects from the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas (SWIFT) program.* In the first year, we anticipate the sponsoring...

We have partnered with Travis Audubon to host a special evening, December 17 in downtown Austin, with modern-day adventurer Dorian Anderson, who in 2014 completed a year long, cross-country Biking for Birds journey.

Making sure our homes and buildings meet more efficient lighting, insulation, windows, and appliance standards is a sure-fire way to lower bills, reduce pollution from power plants, conserve water, and create jobs. Thankfully, the Texas Legislature...

The Lone Star Chapter congratulates Dr. Ken Kramer for receiving the Maxine Johnston Distinguished Service Award at the Big Thicket Association’s 51st Annual Meeting in Beaumont, Texas. Dr. Kramer was among several individuals receiving honors at...

The makings of a deal. A brief and biased history of how Austin, Texas made a collective decision to invest in solar energy big time.

Back in August, the EPA announced its first-ever plans to regulate methane and volatile organic compound (VOC) pollution as part of the Obama administration’s effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Tell the EPA you support strong regulations on...